Use Sovereignty Founders in Claude, ChatGPT and other AI assistants

Ask your assistant about upcoming industrial events in plain English. It reads the same events, companies, speakers and organizations you see on this site, as they stand today, and it never changes anything.

Server address

https://mcp.sovereigntyfounders.com/mcp

Add this address to your assistant as a custom connector or MCP server. No account or key is needed.

Connect your assistant See what to ask

What you can ask

Your assistant picks the right lookups on its own. Questions like these work well:

Which nuclear conferences in the US are coming up in the next three months?

Find free or low-cost critical minerals events in Texas or Nevada this year.

What is on the program at the biggest manufacturing event this month, and who is speaking?

Which companies sponsor events about battery supply chains?

What else is happening near the Houston conference I am attending?

Which federal funding programs match this conference?

Connect your assistant

Pick the assistant you use. Each one needs the server address above.

Claude (web and desktop)

Open Settings and choose Connectors.
Choose Add custom connector.
Name it Sovereignty Founders, paste the server address and add it.
Turn the connector on for a chat from the tools menu.

Custom connectors are available on some plans. If you do not see the option, ask your workspace admin.

ChatGPT

Open Settings and choose Connectors. If Developer mode is off, turn it on under Advanced settings.
Choose Create, name it Sovereignty Founders and paste the server address.
Set authentication to none and save.
In a new chat, add the connector from the tools menu.

Custom connectors are available on some plans. If you do not see the option, ask your workspace admin.

Claude Code

Run this in a terminal. Add --scope user to make it available in every project.

claude mcp add --transport http sovereignty-founders https://mcp.sovereigntyfounders.com/mcp

Cursor

Add this to .cursor/mcp.json, or open Settings and choose MCP.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "sovereignty-founders": {
      "url": "https://mcp.sovereigntyfounders.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

VS Code

Add this to .vscode/mcp.json.

{
  "servers": {
    "sovereignty-founders": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://mcp.sovereigntyfounders.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

What your assistant can look up

Read-only lookups on public data. Your assistant chooses among them; you never have to name one.

Events

search_events: Upcoming events by keyword, sector, industry, city, date, format and ticket price, sorted and paged.
get_event: One event with its dates, place, organizer, speakers and the companies on it.
get_event_schedule: The program of a multi-day event, session by session.
get_event_editions: The other editions of a recurring event.
get_related_events: Events similar to a given one.
get_nearby_events: In-person events in the same area around the same dates.
get_event_funding_matches: Open funding programs already matched to an event.
get_event_discover_pages: The topic pages an event appears on.
get_event_filter_options: The sectors, industries, formats and cities you can filter by, with counts.
get_featured_events: The top-rated upcoming events in each sector.

Companies, speakers and organizations

get_company: A sponsor, exhibitor or attendee company, with every event it is on.
get_speaker: A speaker's public profile and the events they appear on.
get_organization: An organization that runs events, with its upcoming events.
get_featured_organization: The organization with the highest-rated upcoming event.
get_top_organizations: The organizations with the most upcoming events.
get_covered_cities: The cities and states the platform covers.

Topic pages and statistics

list_discover_pages: Every sector, industry and region page of events.
get_discover_page: One of those pages, with the events on it.
get_platform_stats: How many sources, cities and events the platform covers.
get_tracking_stats: How many events were reviewed and how many were kept.

Questions

What is MCP?

The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets an AI assistant look things up in another service. The assistant asks, the service answers, and you see the result in your chat.

Is it free? Do I need an account?

It is free, and it needs no account, key or sign-in. It serves the same public information as the website.

Can it change anything?

No. Every lookup only reads. It cannot sign anyone in, and it cannot reach saved events, notes, filters or anything else personal to an account.

How current is the information?

It is the live information on this site: the same events, programs, speakers and companies, updated as new events are found. Some answers are kept for up to an hour.

Why does it give a speaker count instead of the speakers in a list of events?

Large conferences list a hundred speakers or more, which would crowd out the results. Ask for one event and the assistant gets the full speaker list.

Is there a limit?

Each address can make 60 requests a minute. An assistant answering a question uses a handful, so the limit only matters for automated use.

Which assistants work?

Any assistant that can connect to a remote MCP server over HTTP, including Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code. If yours asks for a transport, choose streamable HTTP.

Ready to ask?

Copy the server address, add it to your assistant, and ask about the events you care about.

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